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How often does the ASPCA suggest trimming a cat's nails?
Every two to three weeks keeps them fairly blunt.
- Every two to three weeks ✔
- Once a year
- Never, cats do it themselves
Why: The ASPCA says cutting a cat's nails every two to three weeks keeps them blunt and less likely to scratch people and furniture.
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Answer: Every two to three weeks. The ASPCA says cutting a cat's nails every two to three weeks keeps them blunt and less likely to scratch people and furniture.
- ASPCA: General Cat Care www.aspca.org/pet-care/cat-care/general-cat-care
Cutting your cat’s nails every two to three weeks will keep them relatively blunt
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